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Philadelphia; wiehes tOlnform hie Trieede'ioiti
that, he still 'cOntintiea to
ina tell the enttitie AIRIUG HT
'''n a '"Olr,,,';!#ll:llihe - facet Itryrteretnenteli
itvatie`-'olrittfii.ituid' of
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cuatotheisi
eultabJWMl4l
ithiethe.:44;TliktHtofe
.01 tlieJladititei plan,
~w i hiati:tnabesa.riplondikand oeonomical - parlor
*wee, tit"teltielt.:llO'wouick eta the virtiealar
ofqh.eie,w ha, want en elegant _and
• l is e fut4ar'tieic'zfOr their patters"; alio a 'bogie
iteeortiiiiint of Oeiel, PailorithdCoaking stoves;
'all'hf at the. lowest °eel) pri•
•* . The lehlic WOuld, di) well to call before
Fiurehiteieg
1114. - T),:would.eaution'the public against Air
Sleet's madd tie most *people re, as
they..do apt answer the purpose telendect ,
September 29, 1847.
_
Secure th e :..übsta»te fa d e."
. -
• 'Collin& Celebrata
Y-LIG HT - DAGUERREOTYPES
AtVO SILVER MEDALS ewer& ti et the
T, Entrecof the Franklin' and . Amerjeen In.
•stitelee' ref ilAtieet,.and-'meet - arttittirel epeei.
iiiene of: Daguerreotypeportraits:
..
improvement made by the s ,
is peouligh to their eat I
1110404 z:: AN .UPPEILLIGIIT
• received the;highest 'recommendations f
the prose, antl'.alsia 'written_ testim 4 onial
the fitit-Allisflin'the country, as to i
'superiority. over the usual side ligl .
peculiar 'advarttsge of this light is l•
natural expression of the eye - can" i
more perfectly than heretofore.
• 161tizoni-and-straygers'ari — respertl4o — in
vited e whether desiring portraits or not. to„
• visit dui spacious galleries, probably the hag
. •' est-and 'most. extensive.in the United States,
and examine for themselves the astonishing
imPromments made brthe subscribers in this
isionderft
T. P.& D. C. COLLINS,
Prciprikoro of the City rloguerreion Establish
ment, No. 100 Chesnut. at., 2 doors below 3d,
September 29.1847. ".
Hoverle First Rate Premium '— ,
WRITING INK.
Silver Medal itist aviarded by the American In
stitute, New York, (1847.)
Fr HE following testimonifrom distinguish-
JL ed Institutions spoakd for itself:
CNIVDRIITIr OF PENNSYLVANIA
• 'Philadelphia, May 11,1841.
Having tried, for some time, the Black luk
manufactured by Mr. Joseph E. Dover, we have
found it well suited for manuscript, by its con
ning freely, and its exemption ,from coagulation;
Its shade also we arc well pleased with.
ER - ; wry; Dean orth
Faculty and Prof of Anatomy
JOHN LC. lICOW, Provost
• • . SAM'L H IVinto, Vice•Provos
HENRI( REED, Secretary of the
Faculty-of Arts
. ROSWELL:PRIME, Prof. of Nat.
Philosophy and Chemistry
•.
GERIIARD, Lecturer in the
Medical Department • -
PSNSLYNANIA MEDICAL COLLEGE •
1 - Ve fully concur.in the above,
SAM'L. GEO. MORTON, M D,'
Dean of the Faculty
CENTfIaL Thou SCHOOL, PHILIIDELVIIIII
A D.BACHE, Principal
It MbMuirr RIE, M D, Pro •
Anatomy.
' Am:mot Finn INEIVIIHNCE CO, Pintaottrum.
• FRED'K PRALEY.SeercIarY
CVSYOM HOUSE, PIIIIDDE :Cilia
GEORGE, Dep, Naval Officer
HOVERS ADAMANTINE CEMENT,
A Superioi Article, Warranted. •
roe Sale, Wholeaale and Itetail, at the !Mino
t ory, No. 87, North Third -street, oppoaite
erry street, Philadelphia. by
JOSEPH H HOVER., ,Manufacturer
Philadelphia, Nov 17,1847 •
IMPROVED WIRE MANUFACTORY.
Sieve, Riddle, Screen nalVire iCluttehlanufac
- tory, No. 48 .Nortli Front, street, between
.Market and Arch streets,
THE subscribers having made great improve
ments.R. in•the abOve busint!os are now
mauu
fucturing of a superior gutility,all kinds of PLAIN
and OWITANEETAL WIRE WORK. WWI as SleVeS,
Riddlei, Sorenes fie, for all kinds of grai seeds,
sand, ore, snuff, starch, bricktlust &c. Founders'
Sievei of a superior /utility coustantly on hand.
Also Safes, Wire Dish Covers, Soli, Springi,
Twilled Wire for Spark Catchers &c.
OKRA/RENTAL WIRE WORN, Sued as Cages,
Nurrsery. Fenders, Garden Bordering, Flowor
Stands, Trainers;Trellis work for Grape Vines,
Su?: • AlsoiWiri Fencing of every description.
tritrOrileill thankfully received and promptly
exemited by WATSON & COX.
September 22,1847.
\ Cheap' Watches and.,JOVlelry. -
w.
AT. ShoThiladelphin Watch
~.1 . and Jewelry Store, 06 North
/itp )
, ~ Second St., corner of,Quarry
i' ~ ~... -Gold lever W etches, fullj t
-- • - '-:elled.„.18 caret cases $45 00
~ , , ;NI:. \l, ' Silver - Lever - Watchee, .
• - •'''!ffilrjOkellad • • - 23 00
illivei`LeVer:Wafeliiis seven jewels • 18 00
Sitharler,.quartar VVatches ' 10 00
Ithitatlon,hutirterWatches not warrented 5 00
~GOlk,Elpectacles, , 8 00
.11ria.Silver Spectacles 1 75"
:Giddiltracelets 'With topaz stones 3 50
radical - I°ld 'Pencils 16 carrels,: 200
, '' , .Gold':Flziger Riney 37/ cento Ao $B, Watch
'' , Glairtieti,idairf.,•l2l cents to 14; Lunet 25.
:OthoractieeS In; proportion,-: All goods tsar
' ',i,alitti,d'iß be4hrit they are field for. •
.; 'l.' , ' • ; 7 ' . . '', O. CONRAD.
'''• ',.:o4hand scone gold and Silver Lever., Le
-;pthes., and • Quartlers • lower than the above
...pricesi.., 1 , • . .
- • l lthllitdelphia,Feb. 3,1847. . . •
. , ..
.. . , ,
.-1k 8 4 10 94 13 ..:,; :.'- .1. N. nISDON
• M'OOR,E n RISIX)N•
;11DULOSIAMPL'„ TAILORS,
7tl; ;Youth Third: rea
treet; rli.OpPosite ,the
Y 1 .2.6 Eichinge, , Philadelphia.
ESPgCTFULlx:annotttico to their friend's
that' thy arc cOomently pre,
wife& tir.:o - 01,5,t6,91410. the finest: cud best
zlnsatetilli, end:et oputerete .prieee, every article
*(;•Feshionahle - ClOthinCoonstitothig a Gentle
u' tnan'a%'lVardrobef which their complete steak'
„terefallf selected Cloths; Caul.
irinerelOttestifigeillte.; of the latest ant) most desl
patieras, are ylrtieulirly designed.
knowledge et the business
snOsAkerson.l4 attendee , to every gentle*, enabl er
- 7 fjbeinAoglve entlye-thtiarailiets, and „to both old
new , eustothithAtiOY ;resl*ctilly'Aender
cell,—
eotmecte`d witch some of ''
'ibii`.bestyandthest faablopable establiiiimetits in
this flystrate.weik.;,
`. then, and...tieing the, constant, theeint'of
Aelq'o4 l llPP° and : 1 -01C: filAes gooas. they
,are
',
..;:.fUlligerettared. to eteenttriollate.eustetner" tin?
P*o4 - 41kurotte,}447-sTOrtio--:-' -
;tit
m r i tr,,..., , B.4:llsA.t , moH.A.A___..-=— Tf ili.
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,It ieCt p i g , InAtOT1 11
,IrO 4 4404rilithioo
'' 40 ott'ot.,t , ', , . '
atrqs o l!4t., tAf Ivorro*44:bVthei
ml*lkati et
• o Yeruici 0 qrlYP,P O Its ,It rollfitOlil0;erlY,
V l. PfeliYiti o ,, , 01 4, IoPo , ;*so,llXtintOkiid,o3o3lk ,
" , bottiiii 4. r Aßl l ,9 l )sht‘ , 1114 S.Oltfitekt;0910. t,' , .
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lad,lrmlay : ,.llo94et,Ylei*PocgOil
introjter*:-.-
09,311..ral
Wig..o.olosTßia — OßArkiE:z.l . th!cii4
~itiv?1, 1 4 7 ) ;, 4 ,1,?/'4”1 . ,
'
...rucks .rievUß4 3 . o i..,-
KIIISSKINKLE4,IIAPAIUARTERS
• Re
ro alt with :a arittisi;th "Weitio.lw teirtf,÷R
epeofroin
gladden' all hierts;thenitiiiiiti:eiiiiryikAA
eirbicribei
forming fri erid d' h
general, , :that he is;honstiiiitly - miurufrietiirtng
and lurit.iilwayiroeiihiind CANDI EfflifiiVOry
variety.(whichlorAtialitydriimoVbe:eirrpassed
by any mariufriotured in Alio; Stath)_iviiirili he
will..sell :Wholesale orTiZetallTiitAlitir_OLD
STAND, In North Hanospr street, where ho
also keeps ForeignUPPS and NUTS of the
latestr yiß inportatiorihrih - Twill . bp BarriDm
loweit prices tor cuih. His stock consists in
part of the following:
Oranges, Lemons, Raisins, Primes, Grapes,
Citron, Dotes, Figs, COemi nuts, Cream nuts,
Peanuts. Pecan nuts, Almonds, English Wal
nuts, Filberts,&c. &c. -
He would ait call the.atterition of the pub
lic to his stock of Fancy Alt:toles, suitable for
the approaching Holliday!, con . siettng of
- Toys, Dolls 14 Foticyftiotions.
whioh for beauty and variety surpasses 'any
.thing-of the _kind over-offered to the-citizons
Carlisle. • In connection wfili the above ho
'has just received a prime' lot of
liajliilylatroterier — •
-consistitrg-ret-auperror cod - rehffed"
LOAF SUGARS, and n good quality of Brown
Sugars; COFFE, from
.8 to 19.. h hts per round;
a superior article of Imperial, Young Ilysonz l
and [thick " TEAS; M01018;011 of ,alrkinds; •
Chocolate, Crackers; Cheerio, Rice, 'Blacking,
liLitcheN BruShes, Sze, . FRESH .-BPICES,
vi.; Pepper, Ahrplue, Cinnamon, Cloves, Mus•
Lard, Nutmegs, Ginger. A supply of Indigo,
Wiest quality) Alum, Starch, Washing Soda,
Saltpetre afe, which will be sold at reasonable
prices.
,bun
from
from
groat
'rho
/that the
c obtained
Tho_anhacriber_re I
the public for fie liberal patronage extended to
him during iho time ho has bee.. in busine"
and hopes by attention t business end a de l
sire to please, to. merit a continuance of the
same. All orders from a distance promptly
111. ended to.
ethil
aT, 1847.
Ii—AND—W-INT-E-B—G ODD
rime! subscriber has . just reeciVed, .and is
now opening et Ins store, on the South
west corner•of the Public Square, an unusu
ally cheap stock of seasonable goods, such us
Cloths, Cassinteres,Sallinells,
Flannels, Vestings, Alpacas, Silks, Bodiba
\,, ,zinos,Showls,lVlaslins, Gloves, .
Hosiery ,&c.
A splendid stock of CALICOES, at prices
varying from GI to ISI cents. Also,
Groceries of all kinds.
•
Also, a fresh stock of the
. , _
CELEBRATED FLUID LADIPS,
which ha has lately introduced, and which are
found to be by bll that have tried them, the
most economical and desirable article in every
respeent now in use, Also the •
The Pekii.Company's Teas.
He has been appointed solo agent in this place
fur the sale of the above _Teas, to which he
would invite the special attention of the loved s
of good Teas, The manner in which they are
put. up is euch,Ati that the flavour is preserved
for any length of time, being incased in load
or tin foil. • Families eon be supplied with
any-quantity put up in this manner.
The public is respectfully invited to call
examine hisstock before purchasing elsewhere
inasmuch as he feels confident that his variety
and prices will be satisfactory to pprehasers.
ROB Rl.l-1-RVINki-i
Carlisle, October 6, 1847.
THE BEE HIVE.
. _
subsdribur has opened a handsome
jt stock of FALL and WINTER GOODS,
to, wlireli he would. cull the uttentrun of the
citizens of, CaAlslc and .thet. surrounding'
beighborhoudl - I will nut go to Hie trotibia or
enumerating articles—lt would take up too
much time and room—l will only name a reit,
of the leading articles: -
Cloths, Cassimers. Sattinette, of all kinds_
arid prices; Velvet,Satin and other Vostings;
White and Red Flannel, bish Linen, Canton
Flannel, Tickinge, and ‘3ltecks. Gentlemen's
Gloves and silk Cravats, white Linen and silk
Handkerchiefs, Muslins,Calicoes, Lineies, dze
Plaid Goods of all kinds,
for Ladies; such as Cashmeres, Jalapa, Cale.
dons, Mous. do Leiner., and Ginghams, plain
and plaid Alpacas, Bombazines, Shells. Glove
and Haskins for Ladies', Misses and Children;
unavieta Caps for misses and children.
Woolen' Scarce to great variety ; Gum
Shoes, a very handsome article for Ladies;
Gentlemen and children's Cape, of all kinds.
Groceries.
Bach as Sugar, Coffee, Tea, Spices, &c., &c,
Afterlooking through the market, just an.
chew at die BEE HIVE, in North Hanover
street, and for the CASII I will give you a
good bargains atc-errn be got in the state.
(IbY L E.
Carlisle, October 6.1647.
u_. TER SUPPLV—OF
g . %9 Sc.
S"r• II AVER.TICK, having- just opened
e his WINTER SUPPLIES of GOODS'
desires to call the particular. attention Of Fa m
ilies and Physiciansto his replenished assorttn'
of DRUGS and MEDCINES-, which have been
purchased at the best houses in Philadelphia, and
may be relied upon for freshness and excellence.
Added to these will be found an entire. stock of
PAINTS, OILS, DYE-STUFFS, Varnishes,
Glass, &c &e., all of which he will ensure to be
of the best quality and at tho eery lowest priees.
He has made many additions to Ins stock of
DOORS, besides securing a new supply of all the
Text Books, Histories, Readet s;.l.exicons, WO •
tang Books, &o. now in use in Cbilege and our
public schools NW W.ch he will in,
of on terms
suited to the circumstances of all. I
Ills stook of FANCY ARTICLES embrace.
a rich and extensive collection SAW] iftVould be
impossible to enumerate,: but comprising many
novcltiel which cannot fail to strilceAlm eye and
please the taste, such as Ladies, and'Gentlemen's
'Cutletl,Gold'and Silver ,Pens and 'Pencils. Hair
Tooth - And , Clothes Drushei, Perfumes of Rou-
Belles OA and extensive varieties. Fancy Snaps,
Shaving Omni- Card Cases, .Pocket Plato's,
Pocket books, IL. &e.. -
Alsoi,a - new supply
.of Cornelius's elegant
LARD ,LAM PS, togther with Sperm nud Mould
,Candles, Dailies, Muskat' I netrumenta,' Untbrel •
lar Children's Toys, Door Ma's' and other era-
Oleg in .the ..variety,line, which , ' With a constant
supply of freehFlMlTS,,nota and Colifectitinary
of the richeit quality, make it large and, splendid
Xtock:to which he:Confidently invitee the attention
and patr`ona cohhiatownand,entuttrrfriends,at
the old Mind in North Hanover street, nearly op;
'wait° the Carlisle Dank. ;:, •
' ;*. • ';', HAVERSTICIL
'Decemb'ei ' ,
•eile:,•triltitil.' •
• THE aubtorlbeiso
, Tiiiii - Offiiirn - Pliiltidiffihia a naw - 011.;
tort meta DRUS3SOIEDICINESi
- PAINTE,PERPH PRY; FANCY:
'AR.TA(4,Es,A , o,34ei , ydhich bca'a toleatod
'all . w.arranted togly - O endear&
botti'4teaad:prioo; to all
who will favot theot with =
itinoinber4lll old ,, e4nd opposite - tho-Eall
•
• . 4;40:-,- ( W-41.•'-410 011.i%1G •
be rl!ilii;AliA 0,181.11, ..1
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ent.ol the ) p t eppnrwllona:
0C1,1 1 .1.k. 0 .0.0t0 - '4O l olpri*A;llfilong,whiuft
tefrOMPrstlefitt)fe to.) lo Vlng artielVi.Y.l 2 ; llos e si.Pd
,Atmono,B,oom,likeir.es m Alll tax,r'eu laving ; eolith
_fi.nq:lo4l4.lng44.:COlsigne o ,l l o4 l l'4.o tliilaimike
Li ryntd AnAßnill,no Mg ; ohq pbed
Qtl9o.lrie* new, foilk"*thilligtesTootti.
Tsvate, - .Elpircilt , P6l.l,l'4otira4t
!Ilhg L, P 3, l l t l Sivi ,ws rti
44' ', 4 LT. t'Zft 41,4cle!ixt.4.13421iti,,taYiENialt.4',11
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,r ,,. , $.
„ ~, ~, •,- y, vi - t .1.„r40,>,' - '
his sinceio thanks to
~r~a:r
-,.. '': . ' ,. ..q...ii . i't'?" 41 1:4111 14..- • . •':- . ''';'.. 4'
....., . :-: -:"-: 1Diai; I: likrat 0:7 4 . W -1 . -:- : ,
~,' - T.,1,,,; , ,,; , 6, rr .4,1 -e -,.i 4 . .
.*.
t . ,.'f..VEGITABLE;UNIVERSALYPiIitN;'
TliVo n li3o6to, , ,medloitie. thatat-;;;the.',lllimi
tl'utitc-utipgeli'liuilflesi; andistrertgilienSlisif 1
,:tisteip4Dtt44„lloy.'s _Pill area neW;lntediitilli'
.•. Midi has itist4tippeared,:au
tr..i s : fasttakin the
;Plities of all. ; flune , clatni.,7lllicisei.
PP
Tillsreie9r-USe4l, of Aim,* ingredients, but AIM
two principal ones are' Sareaparlilts and ;.W.lld,'
Cherry; so antted th at they,act together i ' the one;
througkitoadmixture with other. substance's, liu-:
Tifying and purging, while the otheris strength=
enifig the system. .Thus those-pills' ere' at the
same , time tonio and • opening; a desiderattim
long and eagerly tougher° i by. tnedie.al•men,liut
never - before discovered: In oilier words:they do
the wurk of two medicines,-and slot 'meal) bet
ter than any two we know ors for they remove'
- nutlilurfrolif lite -. system but the iinpurities,.sti
that While they purge they trengthen,and hence,
i t
they cause no debilitation ,nil are followed-by
no reaction. Dr. Le. Roy s Pills have a wonder
ui,influence on the OW; they not ,only , purify
without weakonineit, but they • remove all nos
•ionspartiolestrom the chyle •before it is conve
ned into fluid, null thus make impure it .
blood an
utter impossibility. ,As there is ti debilitation,
so there is no nausea or sickness attending, the
operations orthis most excellent f7medicutes,
which never strains or tortures the iligastic lune.
tions,ltut causes themlo work .i n a perfectly twit,.
urn; manner;, and hence p . nrpons taken ilium do'
not become DA 11310131 - ATAffe 3 fil ed - ,but the'contrarY;
fi r while it' is the 'properly oldie 'Sarsapnrilln, -
united as It is with other ingredients, to reinove
1 - 111hafirs - for - Ohcii . alisl impure, it is equally_
property oftlfeWililDherej to rettitti all that is
natural and sound; mid benee a roP;tst 'tittitb.,af
health Is the Certain result of thehitinited opera-.
lions.
.
. .
• For sale in Carlisle by. Dr.' 3. J. m l ersodie
A ent..onil by Baby 'pin] itissinger, in Kingsloy , n.
geiertl 6 box '25 ON; ,
Caritsllreb •;701847. ' . _ : ....
M'ALLISTERIS OINTMENT.
IT has eowzr to cause all esiiernal ,SORES,
SGIWFULOUS lit morn, SKIN JIBE:ASKS,
14)1StIN-0-11-S.AKlCl.Nlo,ltrdischarge_their4ML
,
' trld matters, and then heals the'm.
It is rightly termed All-healing, for there is
scarcely a disease, ea termil or internal, that I
will not benefit. I have used it for the NM. four
teen years for all.diseases of the Chest; consume.
tion and liver, Menials the u most danger and
responsi Lay, and I trait are eftibflicaven and
nen, that not one single case has it failbd to ben-
Mil when the patient was within the reach of
r mortal means,
- lave at p 'protons learned in the profession.
I have had ministers orthe Golmel, Judges oldie
bench, Aldermen, .Lit wyers. gentlemen of the
highest erudition, nod multitudes of the poor use
it in every variety of Waf and there has been but
one voice---one univeasal voice---saying, t,lllO
- your Ointment is GOoll.'l
•
GON S U 11 PTION.—It can hardly be credited
that n salve can have any effect upon the lungs
vented ns they are within the It) stem. lint,-if
placed upon the chest, it penetrates to the lungs
sdptu•ates the poisonous .partielesiluit are consu
ming them, nnd expels them from the system:
It is curing persons of Consumption continually.
HEADA CU E.---The salve has cured persons
or the headache Itt year's standing. and who
had it rJgular ever) week so that vomiting, often
took place.
Denfneis and Ear Ache are helped with like
success.
RHEUMATISM: At removes alinost
inflamation and swelling when the
'pain ceases', Read the direction around the box.
COLD FEKT..--Consumption, Liver torn
plaint, pain in the .thest or side, fallit.g off of the
hair one or the other always accompanies cold
feet. (This ointment Is the true remedy.)- It Is
a sure sign of disea.e to have cold feet.
In scrofula, old sores, zryslpelas,
liver complaint, sore eics, quinsy, sore. throat,
broniMills, broken or sore breast; piles, all idlest
diseases such as asthma, oppressions, pain—also,
- sore lips, chapPed bands, tumors, cutaneous crap •
thins, nervous diseases as d of 14te aping, there is
no medicine now known as good.
SC-U,D-11-V.A.A.---Wo-have cured cases4lutt- ]
actually defied every , ' thing known, as well ns the
ability ut IS or 20 doctors. Ore man told us he
had spent $5OO out his children without any bene
fit, when alew boxes of ointment cured them.
BALPIVESS.-10s 11) restore the hair sooner
than atilt other thing.
• - - 11UliNS.--Ifis the best thing in the world for
Burns. (Read the directlotui around the box.
ORNIS.--lt wilt drive every vestige of them
away.
There is probably no medicine on die face of
the earth atone° so sure and so safe invite expul
sion of W 01.1116.
. .
'CORN S.--Oecasional USe-Ot the Ointment will
nlways keep corns from growinr,. People need
never be troubled with them will use it.
PILES.--Tbotiaiiiitis sire yenvly mired by Mk
Ointment.
„TAMES MCALLIS9'I,'•R 117. Co.
Sole proprietors of the above medicine.
CA (mom —No OINTMENT will lie genui
ne unless the names of James McAllister or
names McAllister St Co., are written with a pen'
upon every label.
Sold by Samuel FAliot, S. W. Havered ick nail
Dr..l. •1. Myers, inCitr'islei .1, Si L. Beige!, Me
chanicsburg; Sidgiser Sr. Paul, Ohurchdown, and
John Diller, Newvitle.
CONSUIMPINIVEO GIMAD.
Let None Despair.
THOMPSON'S COmpound Syrup of Tiir
and Wood Naplithla, for the core of In
ciptent Consumption, Chronic Catarth, Asth
ma, Bronchitis, Obstinate Cough, Liver Cum
plaint, Spitting of Blood, Palpitation of the
Heart, and all kindred disfases attic Respira
tory Organs
This preparation now so extensively usoil,
has no parallel as an efficient remedy in the
class ef diseases for which it is appliottilo Its
peculiar composition enables it to act in a
kindly manner upon diseased higans; soothing
irritation, quieting the cough and inducing an
easy expectoration, thus freeing the longs and
air vessels from offensive matter, which other•
wisp would aggravate disci:to and ultimately
result in confirmed eonsumptien •
To public speakers this medicine is imam
able,rendering the voice clear and strong, and
removing - any predisposition to disease in the
Lungs and Bronchitis
See ViThat,A.Physician Say's.
The toll Owing from Dr. Young, the dietin•
guished.oculist: •
Philadelphia, January 18,1847'
Raving used, in my practice aiwell as in,my
own family, .ThatuknoNT6mpleed Syrup of
Tar arid'Wood.rNairlitha,' I have' no hesitation
in Baying that it I. the 111613 T PREPirATION'Of Me
kind in ow for persona suffering from Con
sumption,Coughit, Colds.:and all affeations•of
the. Throati Broisti 40, eo pi3Valtint • it- this
season of the pier •' • • '
_ _
1 , 751 YQUNG, 51'D; 152 'Spruce street -.
irivalubble by .
Anktiy'&* Dialisee, 11. - E .carne 4 Fifth And
Spruce 'streets; :"
Sold, by .11: ANGN . 50
cis per bottle-85 'per dozen .- . '
• litlitSS. INntatiT a SWITIIINCI S
CIIILDRSN TIEVTITINC. •
...ALLLMOTHERS having children a fflict e d;;
with diapaccriticident tojhe. '
I
tate cif illraml3. Muth es convulsiono,stiesmrp
die r i reqp,
.outetufaue N ertiptiono, , dieerderod
itoniedih; and ;TAO:tees or. the Lourdes, eiMUld
never:', be without .tide iti tallibler - hmedrthilk
„lee proved eo,
,efriitteiciiie in ill :tlo iihuve'ditst
Di° l6
provcilte•meritiel-•,but , elriatiti7.bettet4!-,^
Itosold,by l'sll
ille'reh 3, 11347. , , i
fintVela B l4 4 %- ,
StOglT 6 4' , gitett'''fi l fT4 4 o oG A t ,
4 S .Ail ' 0nt.,,141,..,4,.,,q,uvt,,.,
u4tiotigi'
et, title
,y •41.- 4 7.4 , '
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;t.i ." 4' ' ',N:,4,4,Fe„,,t4,lfiAtY , ':' - 'Z'".*LP'
;
Ell
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7 gre•pungiesorrpf4ecli anitStekdo7
nv , ?!..tcra
`,i-I: 3 Afilfcirekiver:SiieipA'in.er,ielin leave".
:IlerViegiatir;qtblentidCommon - Eiiglititilron-,
which theynotir, have and tire cortstietlt . re
44
- ,onm-fit:ire Europe direct. ,
English;'Rtteciait'aHd American Shitit:lronl"
Small ,ItoinidCand , .Etquorkiron,ifrbitif346tho
iinil'Apwarthe nnek:ltin Iron; - Horse
shoe ' and Nail Reds; Axle, Iron, various ekes;
LnCentetlib,. Tire .iond Retiree& Iron; Anglo
Iron, Nalflotirta )(reit, &e.__Spring , andlllister ! -
ed Steel,..from. best Mumps of-SWede Iron;
Cast: and-Sheer Steel, &o. all orWhicti, -they
°filar the LOWES'I - ratca, 'for'cash. or et
six 'months ter 'approved reference, :nnd
which' they' invite the attentfon'ef:purchasara
.bcforayepleitishlng their quail!.
'Also, rig and Bh out Iron received on coin..
missfbn, on which ndvances will be made ._,__.
, : • TARPS - X - BRINK,'
Iron and Steel Merchants,
117 N. Water St. and 5 ii N. Del, AVenue, Phila
jitly 28, 1841-Ay . - •
. THE. grttEitir.cENTßAL
CHERzHAT.:AND„CAPAIORE
.:1 - Yholeeeleand.Rotail,..NO.2R4-ltlarketatreet,
9th dqor above Righth.streliOnuth side
• - !_ittLaiesmittti,
ompr secdria . of tlie largest and most beam
M,assortments of HATS, CAPS and MUFF
in the Union, and of tho.lattst and most an.
proved 'styles, manuflic;:nrqd under the Immo
dints. 'suncriutetidenco of.the subscriber, in the
best manner, of prinio materials. and whit be
sold at the lowest possible pikes for. cash.
The assortment embraces a splendid variety
of Silk, Moleskin,,Beaver; Brush,Russia, Nu
tria and other HAT 9, of, beautiul finish,and
puninfete stock of all IciAiks of,,Cloth, Glazed,
Fur and PIush,CAPS, Atha most desirable
patterns, together with a`suppry of Muirs, Furs,
Butfit•loitobcs-&e._
Conntry Merchants and others are respect.
fully invited to examine the stock. which they
will find it to Ilfeiv advantage to do before
purchasing, as it is'his determination, having
adopted the °wilt system,tq sell for Cash 'nary;
and at the lowest prices.
JOHN FAREIRA, Jr.
Dec: 1,1847-6 mo.
£LLEGU4INY HOUSE,
280, Market Steel, Philadelphia,
. , n r i HE Subseribur"(late of the
111112
tvitoth4ton ,Hotel, Harris
:: I burg, Pu) takes this method of in
• forming his old Mends and the pub
lie:generally, that tie has taken the above na
med HOTEL: The house irmiiry and comfort
able, and hay been extensively altered and
improved, and the proprietor hopes by a s.rict
attention to business and a proper_ care for the
'comfort of his guests, to merit Ind receive
share of public' atronage. The house is situ
ated very convenient for the travelling_public
beingonly-twcritoorrnibinieTtliirfla rr iibu rg and
Pi.tsburg Depbt, amparthitt two minutes walk
of the Baltimore and Reading Depots. STA
•BLING attached to the premises. Terms $i
per day. E. P. HUGHES, Proprtetor. -
Aogust2:4 1847-3 mo.
C. ICAIUENZISS,
CLOTHINMSTABLISHMENT. -
mosLaxtensivdClothing Warehouse:
in the United States. Re-open for Win—
ter. 100,000 - aarinentson hand and ready far
disposal, %Vholeeolu and Retail.
To patrons we would say, that having but
one price, those who are not dealers or do nut
understand—the real-valuation price of goods,
will have an opportunity of purchasing ,IC;ar
.mcrits as low us professed judges Jobbers
and dealers in ready made Clothing can re
plenish their sicielts . for the Winter, and wo
guarantee the largest.establishinont in Phila
delphia to select, from. Wu attend personally
to the packing Of goods, apti.sce flint a gdod
assoetmont of aII4CA Mill wall sande articles are
put up. Single suits forwarded as per order.
p Our goods 'aro for sale only at the large
bueding, 128 Market street, southeast corner
of Market and Fourth streets, Philadelphia.
October 13, V 847.
NEW AND CHEAP
Family Grocery
TilF, subscriber takes this method to inform
his Mends, and the public in general that he
has just opened ;lithe house lately occupied by!
Dr John Armstrong and three doors east of &A
D Rhoads' IVarehousc, a large and general as
sm tment of Family Groceries, such as Teas
Coffee, Sugar, Arolasses, Chocitlate anti Spices'o
every dlsctuption. Also, a Itttge and well sole°
QUEE
Willow-ware, ttruslies, Buckets, Ne. Leto. _To
barco or every description, from the common
smoking tobacco, up to Woodward's best honey
Dew caventlish.
The p Mit) are respectfully invited to call and
examine his stock before I eying elsewhere, as lie
nutters himsell that he cannot tail to please them
both in vice anitquality.
N. friends from the country w'll find
it to their advMmige to give him a call I the store
isocnveniently situated,yust a few steps from ,lr
Htoads' ulcers.
JOS.D. HALBERT
Carlisle, June!:?, 1847
_DICILtEhstI.WIP :-
HARDWARE AND PAINTS!
NO iitTAVESUGI
THE attention of the public ie respectfully
Invited to a• NEW AND SPLENDID
SfOCIC Or ^4 ,
H iardv . a
re & Paints ;
which I ituve jest received .from the City, and
which I pm'. determined 'to sell et the LM—
EST I RICES I-
I donut preteo that I Import tiny aciode
myself, but buOlieni in the City all for CABII,
and OrCoUraego them at the lowest rates.—
Thepohlte 1 ,itherefore invited to become
acquainted witlf,tho pricce , and then cell on me
and it I do tioiooll better goods es low wad a'
little tower thait-the Importers, I shall not ask
them to buy. -, ~vvlll ;subjoi n ' the prices of a
few _articles, ii `. - i • •
' , One - hendre ~11Ciga of Neils 'at ,:$4,50 per
Keg ;;ono 'Me iid Wogs, White Gelid; $2 per
Kegpf 20.16.00110 Aba.„ grindstones; 1-. I-2
to 2 penis pail ' 'and all othergoOda at. equally
lowpriees.' t . '.‘,'',
cf: 1 . Cell and co at the old stand in North
Hanover_Sfreetylign or the Hig - Mii' BM
.. .P . : • .." • JOHN' Pail 7 NE,
Carlisle . ' Apti 7,1847:' . -'" ''.." '.''•
..FALL ANOWIIITTER -- .)S /LIONS:
HAT,' CAR i
.84,,MUFF:STORE.2:.
. r m E.iub.cob. Foiiii...,,oiyi lu ipid . Vonilli_
— lll. - ' - ollyrw lilt . iv, largo an dliollioniWlo ,o . ildi i Jun
to hie otool4 11. 0d:is now Veliar.,4o' , l o iiirlitlih Lit'
tiles antipntlensen with all thlit4l3Bl ay.:l4llo,i°
hie,litke, at'thii-4nwit v.: relowiriotile, prineei.', Hill'
stock will hi, iloil to consist or it rioh,witi ele•
r i k m t i
..iitwitwo 1
of 11113 CASKINi:',11F.417E14
111.1,11 lAT
,U .Ik,' WI:101;11Kr Siirerii 'howl.
,owely- linaelieilj:'. - 141R.; , Cl ,O l l- 1-: k 2 blt4l),
SILK"CA PS, o flibiN.ltttell., , sti le; -iiiid'lADlESk
r 'IIIUFFS, of ii liribli.'liiotirioe itialily:. - '.:, V.
. Gratified for . the tgier.iilliatrollfille.Pt7hiii oikti
awl ateady,'ouslOifiorlii.lt Plortitstblitivrwaiiloit.l
repro to ,be Ole lillIllo:seiledlliel and hitliolif,'
eyiti.ww:)!lAltf) itli'illYoldligePi!o ll itmietv - es
to, tifii,Jiii” Ca .41#Ko,purolgoteeriielieilil . t,I.
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e 1%1011 •
: ''ttl i. " l44l tePAr. o"
rOMaral` aniLinrinanezif, aura, 'of
1.7
_,'diaeases arising froM an impure state of the
11.!akd and, habit of tite body,' viar.` , :,
'Chronic
clatia; ; Catarrhf etc. Scrofula. ; in, ail, ne forms,
,_:. Totter; Scald head, C M 610 0 .116 iffectiona of lire
face and' extremities; chronic Itheuinatism, and
Hopatetilychronic'Enlariaments dike Jaints,'
•Whito.Pwellings, Affeatioini,2Con
, stitution'al.ditiorders, arising from delality,Mer
, Curial and 11araditary pradispositiona, •
• iltrin every change that is taking place.in the
body, it la manifewthaf:it, is brought, about by
something haVing tv - inibtlientive - exmatence. If we,
- suppose the organs Of - our - who - 4 - Originally perfect,
they.must Conunue perfect unless obangedby the
intervention of something ;hat bears an animal.'
thy relation to it. In all cases of , disease, there
must be the interposition ofeome-new - -ingredient
which by playing its part as a cause, served to
modify the properties before connected with the
' itrabsurd to talk of spontaneous disease
taking,Rlace in organs previously healthy, with
!out-the interpoSilion of il'olfid" mothific agent ;as
well might ,We expect a piece, of chalk to transfer
itself spontaneously into Plaster of Paris, without
the aid of Sulphuric Acid. In all disease there is
a prior cause _mbicit, must be removed. thro' the
agency.of the Blood. For this purpose there is
no remedy superior to the Panacea. In evidende
the following is submitted to the public :
-- ;Philadelphia, June '7, 1847.
:flaying beetrepprised of the nature 'of the Pan
aces, it affords, much
. p.lenstire_to_be.abitt-to7
rw . "edir - it "
...commend it - 119 - 11 yaluablei - SinOdii for nil those
chronic, 'constitutional and glandular discases,-to
which it is especially adapted. ,To those who are
nfllicted, and &Attire medicine as an alterative,
1114 cannot obtain it inn more agreable, active
Land ltniform state than i s to be ti&hd in the Pan.
actin.._ I have used it in "'several instances with d o .
cided'and signal success. Yours, &c.
D:' Alamos., M. D:
Prepared end , sold 'at the North-West corner
of Third and .Smit h.et reefs, Philadelphia, and re.
tailed in Carlisle by St ELLIOTT. Put up in
rat bOttles at $1 per bottle. • -- febn
° Brandreth%
NO CHANGES in the Weather will mate.
flatly affect the body if the bleed is pine.—
Evely individual, even the meet eased, has
within him a germ oi root of that or , inal pure
-mothe ' E ;
blood:of- our-common --which
, ai l g,
germ of pure blood is the supper Of hie lifii,
andis in constant struggle to throw off the
heterogeneous, corrupt humors, which are the
causes of disease in the individual. By purg.
lug the body of this diseased individual of its
bad humors, you allow the germ of pure blood
togain ground and to make blood of a better
quality, and so on progressively till the whole
mass is regenerated; for the gold principle,
of good pure blood, is always striving to be
predominant over the bad or distaaed humors.
Let all who wfgh to be of a fine healthy habit;
who wish to. - ireve a..sonnd mind in a bound
body; who desiire to be able to stand without
injury the continual changes of this climate;
l who desire to have healthy thildrin, use the
Branerdth Pills, which will effectually cleanse
the blood of all bad or . corrupt humors, and
restore the human bodyAri_the state-of-health
• enjoyed lieciillii . iiitroduction of: mineral
, medicines. Remember Brandreth's Pills place
within the reach of ell lielltli and long lire.
TRUST TO BRAN DRETIPS PILLS,—
take them so as to produce a bi isle' efieet, a nd
your richness will ho the afisir of a day or
two, while those who arc too -wise to follow ,
this common sense 'advice, will be sick lot
months. Let the sick enquire of the agents
fur Brandreth's_Fills whether these things are
so-or-not.—Let-them-enquire--aniong - their
file - oda and ask the same question, Verily if
EVIDENCE is wanted it shall be procured.
To the sick let me say, use the BitANDR EH
PILLS. Man will be born .to days of bliss,
compered to what has Mahone 'been Ills lot,
weighed -down -as he has been by . disease; in•
&unities and suffering, which ro earthly pow
er knew how to•alleviate, until this discovery
• was presented-to the world. The weak, the
feeble; the infirm, the nervous, the delicate,
aro in a few days' strengthened by their °pip
tation, and the worst coeiplaints are removed
by norseverance without'tha expense of a phy.
sielan. Adoptoa to oil cirountatoncaa and ait•
nations, they aro the best medicines ever in.
vented for families, or to take to sea, prevent
ing scurvy and costiveness,requiring no chang
of diet, particular regimen, or care against la•
king cold. •,.
N. B. There is no surely that you get the
genuine BRANDRETH PILLS, unless you
purchase of the duly authorized Agent. ,
The IIItANDBETIPS PILLL are sold (Ur 25
cents per box, at Dr. B. Brnmireth's Prinetpol
Office, NI Broadway, New York, and by the fol,
lowing duly nutlioriied Agents:
Wm. S. Powell, New Cumberland.
J. G. Miller, Lisburn.
..M. !littler, Shiremanstown.
.1. & L. Beige', Mechanicsburg.
Geo..W. Singiser,Chtirebtown.
• A. & I). Leith°li, Boiling Springs.
D. L. Beelman, White house P. 0.
‘Veiting, Centreville.
James Kyleducksonville.
•Ettward Scull, Shippensliurg.
S. L. Senttnno, Newlntrg.
Sold in Carlisle, by CHARLES BATNITZ
Sole Agent for this borough.
The Great English Remedy,
Dr. /Barber's Liniantent
MOM/6102206M.
T"Phil most valuable Quin ocation has been
used With woriderful success in 'the curw
of semis of the most-troublesome diseases with
Which tbiTharse juogeeted, - (without destroying
the hair) such as old' strains; swellings, stiff
ness ofjomts, pHs produced by the collar and
saddle, strains of this shoulders, stifle; hoof.,
pastern and coffin joints, strain's of the whirl'
bone, knee, and. fetlock, poll evil, fistules,
curbs, splints,.spavin. wledgalls, puffs, &c.
'lt very soon cures-old or fresh womida,cuts,
bruises, fistulas, poll evil, curbs, etc.; and..gives
Instant: rotten n the scratches, grease, ete.,and
thediseaces incident to horses having white
feet and noses producer! .by St John's Wort,
which so often dustroys the , bilots and bones of
the feet, and resists the action of sulphur and
vitriol ointments, and-other remedies equally
No application hos , hamlet - ore proved so
morel in relaying stiffness of the tendensand
joints, and producing such immediate and
beneficitil effects in cracked heels, brought on
,by high feedini, splints and sprains: •
This. Einbrocrtion le higbly recommended to '
farriers, keepers' Of Avery stables, wagoners,
stage proprietors, and private gerit:einentown•
ing horses, :azi an invaluable rentedy,.and
should be Conotantly,kept in' their
Also farmera:whose horses are so lieblctO
kicks, cute and wounds„will
. 6ed. it equally
advantageous - to keep it constantly,on•band..,—,.;
It. Is equally • beneficial in the
,triiiottent.'or
;Working ; cattle, for 'guile,' sore ; ails, eats
woundo;cle: - * • ''' .
Far ; gale in girlie!* by Dr. J 011 4 ,1 J MY—.
. .„
-nßSiSole Agent.
• 1847;
• NEW .fiataXIALLZI
"SOOTS- a it d, , 5110316.%
Mr'oe Store; oPPositi:the Melodist
:Church, •
Alton's Kip Brogans, Mon`a•- Thick
t I:Wegener.. Boyle and Youltb'el !hick
gots, Womenla-Lioe'DOoto,
wuri'inia Noon niabbfaol.tfrod
for , tho, Winter, and la war
iontad,to po ) lia,rpoi t tban owir Hold in Car,.•
• r ,
Paitiktantrf,an 'biintlia'ffoneral _assortment
;of dipiloa ity.Doote,phoea; ,liceigana. Gain
Sindli4'. 4 llndlilnqr'Shoca. Soaks, Ace. dt.o, to
~ srlitaltAifetili'antiori of buyers is ..olicited.
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Direeterilifbthe,Pockanlettliel"ooo.-*Eingokifigik4:9rvildo.o 'd
teithti the, lef , dair`of"J
the 31gt day of_Decemher .1847 ,;
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Tdarnmint ..due.. ,
Institution at settle,f 1
thentin 1 . 846, by ladob Squire; Eaq,
Treasurer, • • • ' 71if,071' 261
Amount drawn froth county Treastite , rAiCKS) 00 .
Do'. _received from S. Alexander's . .
executors .
Do , of. Shrom' Sp Snodgrass for
"-; hides and skin's. 113 331
Do Of borough of Hufitingdon for ~; ..-.c •
use of Dr. Lindsey • • "34 25
Do of J. W. Eby for. use of T.
_Robinson, (oIored) 73 - 00
Do of S. Flickinger for use ' . " 67 801
Do for tallow and - lard - • .. 30 841'
Do 'of R. Snodgrass, Edo . ; for use 30 37}
Do of John Mizell for use 14 58
Do 'found on the body of Joseph
Bawd, deceased 17 A
Do of P. Dyserd, deceased ,6 88 1
Do of John Smith and other dec'd
paupers . 2 32k
DO of Itaum for use . . 540
Do tot old potatoes ' ... 6 721
Do for blenk . indentores 450
• .
Do of J. Bisiline frit-grass 3. 00
Do for lime 2.22
Do' fez use of cider press . 1 31}
Do--.F;-puiripatoels -
Do for sundries 2 891
JACIIII - SatTJR7Es(T, --r l"ieasurer.of th
of Cumberland - county, to - account wi
the Ist day of January to the 31st day
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To nmouut due nt £ollEment, 81,077 26
Do. received from the county
Treasurer = 4,000 00
.Do received froml. Lobach,
.-Stewerd, from -different
, sources -as exhibited - in -- •
the foregoing.statement 93.3 73
Balance due TiTasurer
Stock on the Farm I; s t January, 1847
SiA hood of Horace, 31 head of Honied Cottl4, 25 Sheep, 4 bracciing Sows, 27 aback Bop, 301
Pigs and l Calf., •
% • ,
•
Beef, Pork, Mutton and Veal, fattened and killed on Farm in 1847.
29 Beeves, average weight 552 pounds, (16,008 lbs.) 15 Calves, average weight 66 pounds, (990
lbs.) 62 Sheep. overage weight 49 pounds, (3,038 lbs.) 37 Hogs, average weight 209 pounds, (7,733
lbs.) oinking in all '27,769 lbs.
•
Fanning Utensils on the Farni Ist January, IS4B
r broal-wheeled and narrow-ivhcoled wagon, I wagon bed, 1 pair of wood-ladders; 2 pair of hay
ladders, 1 sled, 1 dearburno and harness,l cart and cart gears, 1 sleigh, 4 harrows, 4 ploughs. 2 cul
tivators, 2 double shovel ploughs, 3 singe shovel ploughs, 1 stone wngon, 1 horse rake, 1 threshing
machine and horse power, 1 fanning mill, 1 rollingecreen, 1 corn shelter, 1 ground roller, 2 cutA
boxes, 1 flax brake. 2 grindstones, 2 log chains, 33 : cow chains, 6 Sett Of wagon. gears, 6 sett of
plough gears. 2 sett of carpenter's tools, I sett of butchering tools, 1 sett of blacksmith's tools, 2 sett
of blowing tools, 5 wheel•barrows, 6 'shovelri. 4 spades, 3 mnttoeks. 2 picks, 4 grain cradles, 10
mowing scythes, and a variety of axes, corn hoes, rakes, forks, sickles, single and double trees'
&c., &c. •
Schedule showing the Proceeds of the Farm for 1847.
4,. 1 11 bushels of wheat. GOO of oats, 1100 of corn, 406 of potatoes, 250 of turnips, 20 of '.onkine, 4 3o of
Wets, 15 of parsnips 6 of beans, 2 wagon loads of pumpkins, 200 bushels of •winter apples; 11 of
clover seed, 11 of flax seed, of timothy seed, MO heeds of eabbage, 5325 cucumbers, made 50
loads of hay, 25 of corn fodder, 20 barrels of good cider, 13 of water eider.
Manufactured and Made in the House and MIN).
125 shirts and chimiae, 10 sheets ' 11 calico frocks, 7 flatinet frocks, 1.7 coitOn frocks, 15 psiiicaats
33 aprons. 7
au bonnets, 9 caps, 48 pillow oases, 2.bed slips, 7 cha ff bags, 2 bolsters, 26 pair of-cao.
ton flannel drawers, 4 pair of mittens knitted, 16 pair of stockings knitted, 95 pair f00ted,.24 Nana ,
of soft soap, 62 lbs. of harksoap, 196 gallons of applo butter. .
JOSEPH LOBACH, Steward, •
•
ELIZA LOBACH, Matron. -
The Directors of said Institution 'annex the following exhibit of extra)abor,
performed by the Steward, Matron and Paupers, from the Ist day of January to
the Blst day of December, 1847, inclusive, viz: • • '
Mode 25 coffins, 3 wheel-barrows, 1 sausage. ittuffer, 1 small ladder, 1 bedstead,.,3 benches, - 2
writing desks for school room,l table, 4 mauls; 6 single trees, 1 double tree. 600 Mils, 00 paartels'of
old post fence. cut 100 cords f wood, quarried and hauled the atone-for new bake honk, done en
worth of blacksmithing, painted new bake house, quarried.stone;for and burned 700.butibela of lime.
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Number of paupers in-the Institution let January,.lB47, cs, which StllWera.aolgred and... .. g ~•:
7 out-door pauperii,
Number admitted up to 31st December, 1847, of which 13 were. colored .6114 iJartlin . :* ''!;', - '
. the house.. . ~-„.:. .-",„ , • . -
... .
- Making ,the whole number through tbe year , . .
Of which 19 died, 10Children boUnd'out, 23 eloped, 120 discharged , buf-door
. .
paupers
Leaving the number of paupers in the house let Jenuary, 1843, of which 24 are coloradl-, ,4,119
.Out•dhor paupers supported it public eapettee through the year,, of,which
admitted and 3 died • - • ,
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Whole number SUPxioried ist',ltinaarY; 1i302
Of these remaining in the Poor House 3st December , lBl7, ,-- , ... • 1,, .-;, ~ -.-.- , 09 •,1
Males 80, of-whichl3'.;exe colored '...... ', • • - .., L , 4, ` :-;.,,; ~,, ,, t,, 39 , 4'„ ,
Females 39, of which'll ere color , l'.. ,r..._ , - dl-.:::: - , ;,
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paupers, of Which ..,..ertipplo's :,- , ‘, , i ,, •.
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:And Bou t-door. . '', ~.-
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10 ro'2o ; -10 from 20 to 302.15 fronir--Jp . , 16 . 1it 90 .. t0 /00 0 _ 640010v
7000 (rom 11) to 801.7 frup l-80 19;9931,1,,,„ .. . , ,.1. -
irosin''".4 i o lili to.s . o ll 72,,l' i trOPm li s;l 4 :tor° . tmo ; 3 . 11 1 11 4 m ' ' a Ot. m (10
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HY'paYtudet of' interest 'clii'dower hi
, favor Ultra, 'O'Blieriyin the land
,purchased of ',A . : , MdElowell•jh 1842 e3B 9
By cashlor, groceries. , merehindisei,
clothing, itrid bedding %chided . 1,528:5;
Cash for stock . 737 0(
Do • fin lunther" •''l9o
f Do,..,forsuppf ON:407800r paupers .175. 92;
Do , f o r out-. r;funand eXlmosW, 1;:82.871
Do% tor °VG . - medidat 2' 1 . 50 1
Do for Mitering,' ,weiving,and;apin
" far shoemaking ited•katiing .14704
•
Do.' .for
f; atone Coal ' "105:93
DO ' oifreight'on.coal and groceries 72'. 641
t for Mason work. • /20.0 0
Do for caritenter work 98 121
Do fdr broadivlieeled wagon •. 103 00
Do for leather • 93'95
Do for MaCkarnithing 65 53
' Do for constable's fees for removing • .
peepers • ' 77 521
Cash paid to Blind Inetitution for use
of Sarah .
Do • for ginin; grinding, &c
Du plaid to' borough of 'Lewistown
for sup
paupersport opid remmuLf_.
p
',." 90
Do s _for..brlch 4O 20
' Do, for caanngs - • • 36 29
DO for,plastering arid Wiiiiewashing 24 97
Dofor tin and copper-ware add tin- .
fling . 30 psi
• Do for spouting, and reintiting Coal
stoves and,valves .
.24 03
3o far materials, iiiiprovementsAc *44 75
Do for farming utensils, tools, &c , 20 517,
Do for coopering and wagonmaking 013 4
Do "for travelling expenses., ' ~ 1,7 54
Do for Postage •
.. 3.281
,Do to - pre - Mai • 2
Do Joic - ph Labiedt'it salary for one
year.includinglirelteglasvaz
ges
Do Dr. I. Biughman's salary for
one year - •
Do. Jacob' Squire, Esq 4 Treasurer,.
salary - for one year 40 00
Do H. Gallaugher, attorney for one
year, including extra fee of
810.
Do Ahern. Myers, Esq,- extra ser
vices as Director
, Do David. Wolf, EPq, .tlio do 6 50.
Do -Jacob Hersh°, Esqf do do 5,25
471 09
$6,032 q9i
BalanceAlue by Treasurer
Balance due b
$6,032 991
e Poor House and House of EmplOyment
th the Directors of said Institution, from
of December, 1847, inclusive, viz: -
By Cash paid orders as above stated $5,189 701
By balance due county by Treasurer . 843 .99
$6,032 991
8843 29,
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62 50
86 08
600 00
86 25 r
30,00
10 50
85,18979$
843 29
08',032.,99!
843 29
Treasurer
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